Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this as a birthday gift for my son. He plays it all the time. He loves all the different components the game offers. I was skeptical about buying it because it was expensive but he love it and I have definitely got my money’s worth.

Very recomend! My son loves to play with me and i like it too!

Good fighting game with loads of content. Definitely getting a bang with your buck

great game. great condition. The kids love playing the game.

A highly addictive game in a good way. For someone new to the game, the start menu and setup is a bit confusing. Had to research tips online. After getting through that, all family and friends that play this game love it. It’s so much fun unlocking new characters too!

One of the best games for switch I've ever bought from them.

When it comes to Super Smash Bros. fighting games, the benchmark is the GameCube version: Super Smash Bros. Melee. It's superior graphic of it's time, overall look, feel, and functionality, and most importantly, the perfectly comfortable GameCube controller made for the best overall experience. Nintendo established that Melee was the best with their "flop" of a Super Smash Bros. installment with "Brawl." The speed was seemingly too slow, and there just wasn't that magic that Melee, an OLDER generation game still provided. Then came Ultimate. Nintendo seemed to finally outdo themselves by capturing the chaos of Melee by matching it speed, adding an absurd amount of levels (all unlocked right away) and a plethora of characters that interact with each other in very specific and unique ways. Having SO many options can be overwhelming, but makes finding your "main" feel like much more of a journey.

I played a little bit of the previous titles but always ended up ditching them because of overly-competitive friends and Online. This time around I decided to give it another go since Super Smash Bros Ultimate includes a lengthy Single Player campaign where you unlock Spirits to level up and use. While I haven't dipped too much into Multiplayer there is a TON of Single Player content to keep you occupied for 60+ Hours. If you have ever played a Smash Bros game before you know what to expect. The only minor problem is the state of Nintendo's Online Service... There can be a lot of lag Online (especially if you play a 4 Player Free For All) so a Lan Adapter would be recommended for Online. Last little note is that I would recommend getting the Gamecube controller adapter and a Gamecube Controller with it. While it's not mandatory to play the game I feel like it's definitely the best way to play.

Great Family game. We love playing this game when we have all the cousins

As someone with terrible internet I always worry about multiplayer games since I can’t always have friends over to play, but this game really delivers wonderful single player content. It is also fun with friends but I suggest not doing single joy cons for this one.

Not much to say other than: everyone else has this game and you'll need it if you want to stay in touch with friends that have the switch. Be sure to download the Nintendo Online app so that you can chat with friends.

This is very amazing, Nice to play it and don’t want to stop playing.

teally fun and entertaining great bonding game with friends or family

The kids love this game so much. Fun game too when mom and dad want to participate

Kids LOVE this game (7 and 9) almost every night they ask to play as a family. It's also fun for them to unlock new characters and create their own battlefields. A good family game as well as fun for individual play.

While you could literally battle all your friends? Why not just battle them on the switch? Super smash Brothers a classic! Now Revamped for the Nintendo switch! Let me tell you I’ve put hours in this game already it’ll have you running back for more with its nostalgic and addicting gameplay! You won’t wanna put your switch controller back down!

The kids love it! I have played it once and I was beaten so bad by my 10 year old that I haven't played it since. Ha!

Purchased this game as gift for my 10 year old nephew after he played it with my daughter. He loves the game. So easy to buy. Purchased on line to verify it was in stock before I headed to the store. Within 30 minutes they had it ready for store pickup.

For fans new and old, smash brothers returns at it's best, boasting a large roster that includes every previous member fighter from the series inception, as well as a few new comers, with more on the horizon. With an expanse single player experience including a classic arcade style mode, and a light story more that is essentially a challenge mode with a huge amount of collectables. Multiplayer is as fun as it ever was, with problems mostly stemming from connectivity issues that will hopefully be resolved soon. Gameplay is fast, controls are reliably reactive, and the game itself is addictively fun. Not a whole lot of new content added or changes made, however, what has been changed, while small in detail, are truly welcome for any experienced player, the changes being quality of life in nature that truly feel as an enhancement. This is a must buy for any switch owner, hardcore or casual.

Never been a Smash Bros player. I played it when it debuted on the N64 & I couldn't get into it. Mainly because I sucked. I can admit it. I bought all the sequels just to collect them. Never opened them. This is my first time playing a Smash Bros game since that time. Thoroughly enjoying it. Glad you don't have to jump through hoops to unlock the other fighters. Dabbled in the World of Light. It's okay. I haven't got the urge to keep playing it though. I really like the Spirit Board & collecting as many as I can. Close too 800 right now. I tried Classic. Plan on hitting that more when I finally finish WoL. I like the challenges offered to unlock images. There is so much provided for the single player experience that you forget the real bread and butter is the multiplayer. So far I've played a 6-player battle. The madness, oh the delicious madness. So good and fun. Good job Nintendo.